Titled the ‘NASRwandAir Limited’, the joint venture will be the exclusive lounge management company at Kigali International Airport (KIA), according to Tuesday statement released by a media relations’ consulting firm in Africa and Middle East, APO Group on behalf of NAS.
In the agreement, NASRwandAir is tasked with the construction and development of two new lounges at KIA.
The RwandAir Dream Lounge dedicated to the airline’s premium passengers and an arrivals’ lounge.
The venture will also take over management of the existing NAS Pearl Lounge in the departures area which caters to other airline passengers as well.
“The NASRwandAir Joint Venture is part of many initiatives RwandAir is putting in place to upgrade its business class service across its value chain, from dedicated areas at its town offices to fast-track and quality services at airports, upgraded amenities and full-flat bed seats in our wide-bodied aircraft,” commented Yvonne Manzi Makolo, Chief Executive of RwandAir.
“Business class passengers are extremely important to us and we have chosen to partner with NAS due to their track record in delivering results to premier customers,” she added.
The different lounges at KIA offer arriving and departing passengers an opportunity to relax, refresh and enjoy a meal before heading out of the airport or onwards to other destinations, the statement says.
For those wishing to catch up on work, the lounges are also fully equipped with Wi-Fi and business services. NASRwandAir will also extend meet and assist services to passengers at the airport allowing for smoother passage through check-in and immigration processes.
“By partnering with RwandAir, one of Africa’s fastest growing airline, we have reaffirmed our commitment to the aviation sector in Rwanda. Rwanda, as a country has demonstrated remarkable development and is an important geography for NAS in Africa. As we grow our footprint in the region, we continue to drive efforts to bring high quality international services into the country and further contribute to its growth,” said Hassan El Houry, Group Chief Executive Officer of NAS.
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